The accelerated glacier melt in the Indian Himalayan Region is heightening disaster risks, including landslides, flash floods, and debris flows. Communities living in the vicinity of these glaciers are particularly vulnerable, as the melting ice destabilises the terrain and increases the likelihood of catastrophic events. Additionally, the loss of glaciers threatens water resources that sustain both human populations and biodiversity in the region. These risks are expected to grow as global temperatures continue to rise.